South Bank Ferry Terminal 3 will be closed for 2 weeks due to maintenance works. The CityHopper will not stop at terminal 3 – commuters can use Martime Museum terminal as an alternative.
Works will be Monday to Saturday between 7am-5pm. Local businesses and pedestrians will be notified of any out-of-hours works, or works likely to cause disruption. For more information – Click here
Ride Free Media alongside Vivo Group have launched Wrappt – a platform enabling people to produce professional-standard content themselves.
The Queensland Government has also seen Wrappt’s potential to contribute to the business community and backed them with a $100,000 ignite Ideas Grant under the Advance Queensland Initiative.
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Brisbane Festival has released their program for 2019, which will include over 500 performances of 84 shows and involving more than 1000 artists from around the world. The festival will take place 5 September – 28 September.
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Aria in Partnership with Brisbane City Council has announced that Fish Lane has won the Award for Excellence at the Urban Land Institute’s Asia Pacific Conference in Shanghai, China.
Fish Lane’s success is the result of five years public and private partnership to transform a once neglected laneway into one of Brisbane’s premier dining and arts precincts. This award represents international recognition of the Precinct as an exemplar in Place Making and Urban Design.
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It was announced yesterday that there may be changes to the Brisbane Metro Project and in particular changes to the proposed Cultural Centre Station.
The Cultural Centre Station was originally designed to be located under Grey Street, between the South Brisbane Train Station and QPAC and could now be relocated to under Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.
BSB will keep members informed of changes as the information becomes available.
For information on other projects taking place in the precinct visit – Click here
Griffith University Film School alumni are going global with their hit TV show Bluey set to screen internationally on Disney Junior and Disney+.
Conceived by Griffith Film animation alumni Joe Brumm and Emmy award winning Ludo Studio’s which is co-founded by fellow Griffith Film School alumnus Daley Person.
With the series made here in Brisbane, Griffith Graduates make up more than half of the Bluey workforce.
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